Entity: DR-MARTENS
Dr Martens, also known as Doc Martens, is a brand of strong, heavy-looking shoes or boots with laces and thick rubber soles. Originally created in England, they are often associated with punk or skinhead cultures.
Dr Martens
Etymology
The term 'Dr Martens' is derived from the brand name of a type of strong, heavy-looking shoes or boots.
Definition
Dr Martens, also known as Doc Martens, refers to a brand of footwear known for its durability and distinctive style, commonly worn by individuals in punk or skinhead subcultures.
Historical Context
Originally created in England, Dr Martens have a history dating back to the mid-20th century, gaining popularity for their rugged design and comfort.
Cultural Significance
Dr Martens have become a symbol of rebellion and individuality, often associated with countercultural movements such as punk and skinhead subcultures.
Related Concepts
Similar brands of durable footwear include Timberland and Red Wing Shoes.
See Also
A brand of footwear known for its durability and distinctive style, commonly worn by individuals in punk or skinhead subcultures.